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Comment #47866105
This doesn't change the fact that you'd still be able to exfiltrate data like sure they don't get credentials but if they get the proxy auth key then they would also be able to mak…
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Comment #41926865
Would also like to give a shoutout to Stytch. We've used them since day 0 to build our entire auth system, and have found the overall dev experience to be quite great
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Comment #39740231
Hey Ethan! Han from Mintlify here. It's been awhile I hope you're doing well! The vulnerability issue that you reported, if I recall correctly, was relating to server-forwarding at…
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Comment #39736704
This is Han, I'm one of the co-founders from Mintlify. For the security of our customers from the publicity we were expecting from the announcement, we've decided to leave out the …
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Comment #36099004
and that's why you use secret managers like infisical
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Why do people use JSDocs, RustDoc, or others
Who's using the generated results for JSDocs or equivalent in other languages? What's useful about it?
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Comment #31754073
Agreed!
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Comment #31753720
That's an incredibly good piece of feedback. Working on it now
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Comment #31753649
Excellent suggestion. We're gonna work this into the product for sure
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Comment #31747900
Totally agreed. While the frontend and core functions are open source, the backend under the `server` folder is source available. We made the mistake of referring to the entire rep…
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Comment #31747454
We totally agree! We think it would be best when documentation is centralized, version controlled, and coupled with the code. Unfortunately, we realized that's just not the case fo…
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Comment #31746494
That is correct. The backend covers enterprise features that are only source-available, whereas the rest of the application is open source. We understand that this can be quite mis…
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Comment #31746203
Thank you for sharing the article! We definitely don't see companies having all docs in their repos, but strongly believe that there should be stronger ties between docs and code (…
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Comment #31743512
Thank you so much for the incredible feedback! We think you are absolutely SPOT ON. We would really love to chat more with you 1:1. Please reach out to us at han@mintlify.com
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Comment #31743174
It does indeed. Would love to jam more about this with you
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Comment #31742930
We took a look around and am actually really interested! Sending you an email to discuss more. Also, how did you manage to embed any website as an iframe without CORS or CSP issues…